AI-driven smart ConTech solutions leader SLZ announced that it successfully participated in the “Gyeonggi Startup Summit 2025,” held in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, from October 1 to 2, showcasing its latest technologies — Build AR 2.0 and the AI-based Construction Component Recognition System — which drew strong interest from industry professionals and investors alike.
The Gyeonggi Startup Summit, hosted by Gyeonggi Province and organized by the Gyeonggi Business & Science Accelerator (GBSA), is a representative startup and technology exchange event. Now in its second year, the summit aims to highlight the technological capabilities and market potential of innovative startups, while fostering global expansion and investment opportunities.
At the event, SLZ demonstrated Build AR 2.0, a BIM data–based aerial drone augmented reality solution optimized for large-scale construction sites, and its AI video recognition–powered Construction Component Recognition System, which enables real-time verification of construction alignment and quality. These technologies were recognized for their potential to significantly enhance efficiency, precision, and safety in the construction industry.
SLZ also participated in the event’s Open Innovation Program, introducing its technologies and business vision to domestic and international investors as well as corporate representatives. The company received numerous collaboration proposals and investment inquiries on-site, underscoring strong market interest in its solutions.
An SLZ spokesperson stated, “This year’s Gyeonggi Startup Summit was a meaningful opportunity to prove that our AI and AR technologies are key solutions driving the future of smart construction. We will continue to strengthen our foundation for sustainable global growth through partnerships and investments.”
Meanwhile, SLZ continues to expand its global presence through a series of international collaborations, including MOU signings and PoC initiatives with Tiger Group, a leading high-rise construction company in the UAE, and BLUA, a Chinese architectural firm.
AI-driven smart ConTech solutions leader SLZ announced that it successfully participated in the “Gyeonggi Startup Summit 2025,” held in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, from October 1 to 2, showcasing its latest technologies — Build AR 2.0 and the AI-based Construction Component Recognition System — which drew strong interest from industry professionals and investors alike.
The Gyeonggi Startup Summit, hosted by Gyeonggi Province and organized by the Gyeonggi Business & Science Accelerator (GBSA), is a representative startup and technology exchange event. Now in its second year, the summit aims to highlight the technological capabilities and market potential of innovative startups, while fostering global expansion and investment opportunities.
At the event, SLZ demonstrated Build AR 2.0, a BIM data–based aerial drone augmented reality solution optimized for large-scale construction sites, and its AI video recognition–powered Construction Component Recognition System, which enables real-time verification of construction alignment and quality. These technologies were recognized for their potential to significantly enhance efficiency, precision, and safety in the construction industry.
SLZ also participated in the event’s Open Innovation Program, introducing its technologies and business vision to domestic and international investors as well as corporate representatives. The company received numerous collaboration proposals and investment inquiries on-site, underscoring strong market interest in its solutions.
An SLZ spokesperson stated, “This year’s Gyeonggi Startup Summit was a meaningful opportunity to prove that our AI and AR technologies are key solutions driving the future of smart construction. We will continue to strengthen our foundation for sustainable global growth through partnerships and investments.”
Meanwhile, SLZ continues to expand its global presence through a series of international collaborations, including MOU signings and PoC initiatives with Tiger Group, a leading high-rise construction company in the UAE, and BLUA, a Chinese architectural firm.